Re: newbie part extraction on same page

[Anthony W. Youngman]

In message <address@hidden>, Mats Bengtsson 
<address@hidden> writes
> If you want two separate scores printed below eachother, just include two
> \score{...} blocks in your input file. If they fit on the same page, 
> LilyPond
> will print them on the same page.

I'm trying to do roughly the same thing ... but am having a different 
problem.

Trombone part - so I want one score to print in bass clef, and the other 
in treble clef. No problem there. But I want one part on one side of the 
paper and the other on the other side. If I do the two parts separately 
and use Acrobat to combine the resulting pdfs that's exactly what I 
want.

What I THOUGHT I should do is move the \header inside the \score, and 
then set printallheaders to true, as per 10.1. What do I get? No headers 
at all! (I've tried setting it inside both \layout, and \paper.)

And where do I put \pageBreak? If I put it between the scores lily 
objects. If I put it at the end of the first score, lily doesn't object, 
but ignores it instead...

Cheers,
Wol
>  /Mats
>
> Rick Hansen (aka RickH) wrote:
>
> > How can I extract 2 parts to print independently on the same page?  Lets say
> > I have a 12 measure duet.  I want to print the entire first part on the left
> > (or top) half of the page, and the entire second part on the right (or
> > bottom) half of the page, as 2 separate systems beginning to end.  I could
> > not find any examples of this.  Does it involve using the \book container
> > which I have no experience with?  (There are also times I want the parts
> > printed as a single system but thats working already, now using the same
> > data variables, I want to do a same-page part extract.)
> >
> > If someone can just steer me in the right direction I'm sure I can figure it
> > out,
> >
> > Thanks

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